The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that the state must provide compensation for private property damaged by law enforcement, overturning lower court decisions that had shielded the state under the guise of police power.
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that the state must provide compensation for private property damaged by law enforcement, overturning lower court decisions that had shielded the state under the guise of police power.
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